vetteblondie wrote:
Been busier than a one-legged cat in a full litterbox here this past couple weeks. Two coach busses for a local school plus a bunch of other stuff, a wrap for a box truck for a guy on the side, he's in PA, two side jobs for the paper, finished one, bout to be in another. Aaannnddd, the one in the nursing home has decided she does not want to go through her things now that I had to move into storage. Was gonna take her a bin a week to sort through and let me know what she wants to keep and get rid of then of the "keep" pile, we'd figure out what we can put in her room somehow, etc. Now she says, "take it to your house and you figure it out". Gee, thanks. Like I need something else junking up my house - a whole nuther house full of stuff. I just got settled from moving now I have to do it again and surgery in a month and a half. Great. Anyway, hope ya'll doing good and week running smooth

Matatk wrote:
Good Evening CGs!

Rained in the morning and that plus the heat made it muggy. Hopefully it cools off later.

Found a neat car online near me...1965 Pontiac station wagon with a 389. Hasn't moved in 30 years and needs a full resto. $1,000. Told the wife and she didn't seem too thrilled. I guess that's a no. Too bad, I already planned on shaving the roof rack and painting it metallic cranberry. Oh well.

Hope everyone had a great day!

TommyT-Bone wrote:
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Ultraman wrote:
Wow....I just have to not even go near the news......even Fox is getting weird....... very frustrating...... The media pressure on Trump is 10 times more than on any other Pres...... poor guy.......

That's because he's 10 times the pompous ass of any President we've ever had before. Open mouth insert foot syndrome. Obama used to get hammered too but for the opposite reasons.
Next!

teebee wrote:
Hey guys, got the computer work done....an hour and a half. Then went down to the next kitchen remodel project where I told the owner I'd help him beef up a header where we are opening up a wall to enlarge the kitchen. We used a "microlam" beam.

The original header was sagging about 1/2" in the middle. We used a 10 ton jack to take the sag out, then applied the microlam to the side. After attaching it we took the jack out and found that the sag was no longer there. I was getting ready to leave when his wife came home and said that they needed to get the cabinets taken out, because the electrician and sheetrock guys wanted to get in there this weekend to start their part. So, I asked if they wanted me to help them..."OH, ABSOLUTELY! If you have time to help." "No problem." so I worked until about 5 and got everything out that I could...now waiting for the plumber to come disconnect everything, then I'll go back to finish removing the cabinets.

Another good day. I hopoe you all had a great day as well.